Former President Donald Trump has taken a stand against Florida's Amendment 4, which seeks to overturn the state's six-week abortion ban and prevent further abortion restrictions. Trump, a Florida voter himself, initially expressed disagreement with the ban earlier in the week, calling it "too strict." He reaffirmed his stance during a recent interview with Fox News, emphasizing the need for more time than just six weeks before making a decision on abortion.

However, despite his reservations about the six-week ban, Trump stated that he does not support Amendment 4. He framed his position as a rejection of what he described as the Democrats' "radical" views on abortion and women's bodily rights.

Trump's stance on this issue comes shortly after his in-law, supermodel Karlie Kloss, publicly endorsed Amendment 4 in an op-ed published in the Miami Herald. Kloss, who is married to Josh Kushner, the brother of Jared Kushner (Trump's son-in-law), highlighted the impact of Florida's current abortion restrictions, stating that most women are not even aware of their pregnancy at the six-week mark.

The former president's position on reproductive rights has been somewhat convoluted. While he previously boasted about appointing Supreme Court judges who played a role in dismantling federal abortion protections, he recently seemed to signal support for leaving abortion rights up to individual states, aligning with anti-abortion activists seeking to limit access to abortion and fertility treatments.

However, the Alabama Supreme Court's ruling in February, which classified embryos as children under the law and potentially threatened access to in vitro fertilization (IVF), prompted several Republicans, including Trump, to express support for the fertility procedure. Just days ago, Trump even stated in an NBC interview that insurance companies should cover IVF costs to support "more babies."

Trump's shifting positions on reproductive rights have left many observers puzzled, as he continues to navigate between appealing to his conservative base and addressing evolving public opinion on the matter.